Connecting and Contrasting
Connecting sentences and contrasting between them is essential in any language. Like English there are a few ways to do it in Korean.
Author Nick
Nick
Nick is a someone who enjoys exploring new and different things. 2 years ago when he met his Korean friends he decided to go for it and learn Korean. Now he is struggling with the language while sharing an apartment with his Korean roomie.
르 Irregular Verbs
Now we have the odd group of the irregular verbs: the 르 irregular verbs. Unlike all other groups, these verbs are named after the verb stem’s last syllable.
Meokbang, the Eating Show
Meokbang (먹방), the online eating show. Hugely popular in Korea and if you learn Korean difficult not to come in contact with. However, what is meokbang?
Exhibition Chang Dong
I went to the opening of the latest art exhibition of the Korean Cultural Center in Brussels: Chang Dong. The art was greeted with a surprise act.
ㄷ Irregular Verbs
Another group of irregular verbs are the ㄷ irregular verbs. Like all previous groups it is named after the verb stems final consonant ㄷ.
Learning Block
Even the most motivated language learners face a learning block or twenty as they go along. Why these happen no one knows, I just know I have one now.
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Korean Grammar in Use: Beginning to Early Intermediate
When learning a new language you will be bombarded with new grammatical expressions often so nuanced you just cannot seem to understand the different. If you are learning Korean, Korean Grammar in Use: Beginning to Early Intermediate might help.
Hanhan Jabji’s Oi Muchim
Banchan is a fascinating aspect of the Korean cuisine. They are small side dishes they serve along every meal and they can be made from anything you can imagine. Today I am sharing you my recipe for one banchan: seasoned cucumber or oi muchim. (오이 무침)